Quotes are provided in real-time or delayed by at least 15 minutes. Market data is sourced from Factset and powered by FactSet Digital Solutions. This information is subject to the Legal Statement. A study sponsored by Turnitin reveals that 75% of surveyed students would continue using AI tools even if their professors or schools prohibited the technology. As artificial intelligence continues to develop, educational institutions are adapting by creating new guidelines and curriculum. Biola University's Associate Provost for Curriculum and Instruction, Cherry McCabe, explained, "Cheating is not a new phenomenon. Technology is constantly evolving. However, now a student can potentially complete an entire class without engaging in any original work using AI. " Schools are now grappling with ways to ensure academic honesty. In November 2022, Biola University considered implementing campus-wide AI-detection software but ultimately decided against it. McCabe stated, "We cannot solely rely on policing methods to address this issue, as it does not align with our educational objectives. Counterintuitively, some effective ways to promote academic integrity are through small class sizes and fostering faculty-student relationships. " Pepperdine University employs tools like Turnitin to detect AI usage.

Pepperdine University Associate Professor Jennifer Miyake-Trapp remarked, "Pepperdine has wisely recognized the different applications across subjects, allowing faculty to exercise discretion and professional judgment in incorporating and detecting AI. We also guide and discourage students from improper utilization of AI tools. " The Turnitin study also revealed that both faculty and students believe AI tools are crucial for success in the workforce. Some students are already preparing for a future dominated by AI technology. Biola junior Joseph Hartono shared, "I rely on AI tools daily. There is a wide range to choose from, such as Bard, Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot. I have tried them all and currently conducting research to determine my preferred ones. " Some students witness AI integration in their professions through the classes they take. Biola sophomore Clarissa Jocelyn emphasized the efficiency and effectiveness of AI but cautioned about the importance of grasping the fundamentals and basics of her field. Nearly half of the surveyed students perceive a positive impact of AI on their learning experience. Additionally, the study indicates a decrease in faculty members who believe that AI has a negative impact on education. Stay informed with our weekly briefing on top business stories, CEO interviews, market updates, and noteworthy tech and financial news tailored to your interests. You have been added to our mailing list.